WOMEN'S FIGHT, REPRESSIVE MEASURES AND RESISTANCE. WALKING TOWARDS EQUALITY - Territorios de la Memoria
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II International Conference Territorios de la Memoria
WOMEN'S FIGHT, REPRESSIVE MEASURES AND
RESISTANCE. WALKING TOWARDS EQUALITY
17-20 November 2020
II CIRCULAR
(02/14/2020)
Upon receipt of the numerous proposals and the merger of some of them
due to the thematic similarity, we present through this II Circular the final
relationship of the Tables-workshop accepted for the celebration of the Second
International Conference Territorios de la Memoria - WOMEN'S FIGHT,
REPRESSIVE MEASURES AND RESISTANCE. WALKING TOWARDS
EQUALITY.
Likewise, we announce that the deadline for the delivery of
communication proposals will be next May 10, 2020. The extension of the same
will not exceed three hundred words in Word format. They must be sent both to
the Organizing Committee (segundo.congreso.tdm@uva.es) and to the
coordinators of the workshop-table and may be written in any of the co-official
Spanish languages , as well as in English, Portuguese, French, Italian or
German.
The deadline for the coordinators to communicate to the organization and
communicants what the proposals are accepted, concludes on June 15, 2020.
The coordinators of each table will exercise the role of rapporteur, presenting
the different communications and encouraging the debate. For this, the
communicators must send the texts adjusted to the proposed norms to the
coordinators as well as to the Organizing Committee. For more information
about the Second Congress, the collective's website is available
(www.territoriosdelamemoria.es) and our social media (TW: @territoriosmemo
and FB: Territorios de la Memoria – España).
Best regards,
The Organizing CommitteePANEL-WORKSHOP RELATIONSHIP ACCEPTED 1. Female hells. Penitentiary spaces and women's concentration: places of reform, punishment and resistance in the twentieth century. David Benayas Sánchez (Universidad Complutense de Madrid) dbenayas@ucm.es Laura Bolaños Giner (Universidad Complutense de Madrid) laurabolanosginer@gmail.com 2. Guys and dolls on the screens: gender representation in the media audiovisual and female empowerment Pablo Berdón Prieto (Universidad de Valladolid) pablo.berdon@uva.es Cristina Zapatero Flórez (Universidad de Valladolid) cristina.zapatero@uva.es 3. From Franco to resistance: the theft of babies in Spain from a feminist perspective Aránzazu Borrachero-Mendívil (Queensborough Community College/University of New York) aranzazubm@msn.com Manuel Sánchez-Moreno (Universidad Complutense de Madrid) manuel.sanchez@ucm.es 4. Female presence before the courts in the Ancient Regime Spain. Resistance and gender identity. Alberto Corada Alonso (Instituto Universitario de Historia Simancas/Universidad de Valladolid) acarf_aguilar@hotmail.com María Herranz Pinacho (Universidad de Burgos) maría_herranz_pinacho@hotmail.es 5. Roots and precedents of feminist resistance (12th -18th centuries) M.ª. Isabel del Val Valdivieso (Universidad de Valladolid) delval@fyl.es Asunción Esteban Recio (Universidad de Valladolid) aerecio@fyl.es 6. Sorority. Women's support networks M.ª Cruz Díaz de Terán (Universidad de Navarra) mdiazdet@unav.es
7. Feminism in the digital age
María Díez Garrido (Universidad de Valladolid) maria.diez.garrido@uva.es
Dafne Calvo Miguel (Universidad de Valladolid) dafne.calvo@uva.es
8. Transnational female libertarian activism. Forms of mobilization
and representation
Óscar Freán Hernández (Université Lumière Lyon 2) oscar.frean-
hernandez@univ-lyon2.fr
Susana Sueiro Seoane (UNED) ssueiro@geo.uned.es
9. The forgotten lead role of women during the Civil War
Laia Gallego Vila (Universitat de Barcelona) laiagvila@hotmail.com Alba Peña-
Muñoz (Aranzadi) apenamun@gmail.com
10. The feminine contribution in the contemporary armed struggle
Isabel García García (Instituto Universitario Gutiérrez Mellado – UNED)
mis.garcia@igm.uned.es
Jara Cuadrado Bolaños (Instituto Universitario Gutiérrez Mellado – UNED)
11. The role of women in resistance against totalitarianism: a long
road to recognition
César García Andrés (Universidad de Valladolid) cesar_10garci@hotmail.com
Pablo Arconada Ledesma (Universidad de Valladolid) arconada85@gmail.com
12. Women in Spanish foreign policy: 1931-1978
Iván Garnelo i Morán (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona)
ivangarnelo@hotmail.com Xavier María Ramos Diez-Astrain (Universidad de
Valladolid) xaviermaria.ramos@uva.es
13. Sources and methodology for the study of women as historical
subjects and political and social agents. Against oblivion and for
reparation
María Luisa López Municio (Fundación Jesús Pereda) Ana María Peña Varó
(Fundación Jesús Pereda) fundacionjesuspereda@cleon.ccoo.es14. Gender repression in Castilla y León in the Civil War. An open
topic
José Antonio Lorenzo Cuesta (UNED - Palencia) joslorenzo@palencia.uned.es
15. Birds of passage. A review of the migrations and exiles of the twentieth
century in terms of gender
Rocío Negrete Peña (UNED/Université Bordeaux Montaigne)
rnegrete@geo.uned.es
16. Biographies and memories of women: life as a commitment
Nerea Pérez Ibarrola (Universidad Pública de Navarra)
nerea.perez@unavarra.es
Gemma Piérola Narvarte (Universidad Pública de Navarra)
gemma.pierola@unavarra.es
17. Biographies of Spanish journalists. The professional work of
women in the media (18th-21th)
Jacobo Herrero Izquierdo (Universidad de Valladolid)
jacoboherrizq@gmail.com
Itziar Reguero Sanz (Universidad de Valladolid) itziar.reguero@gmail.com
18. Inner exile in the educators during the Spanish totalitarian periods
Teresa Rabazas Romero (Universidad Complutense de Madrid)
rabarom@ucm.es
Victoria Robles Sanjuán (Universidad de Granada) vrobles@ugr.es
19. Bodies, affections, sexualities. Female identities and struggles in
history
Mónica García Fernández (Universidad del País Vasco)
garciafmonica@gmail.com Uxía Otero González (Universidade de
Santiago de Compostela) uxia.otero.garcia@gmail.comYou can also read
